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Identifying Ancient Greek Coins #48

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Hello, I'm trying to identify some of my coins and any idea is very welcome. Thank you for your help!

1. Diameter 10mm, Weight 0.9g
Must be from Lysimacheia, I can see ΛΥ but I am not sure who is on obverse, Hermes or Demeter?

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Maybe from Lysimacheia. But maybe Dyme? (The first letter could be a sloppy delta)
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Bob, it's a confusing coin.
I checked all the samples I found from Dyme, there is a difference in diameter, the coin I have is 10mm, the smaller I found from Dyme is 14mm.
Also I can't see a Δ, it appears as an Λ. I will see it again tomorrow on daylight to make it more clear.
Thank you for your suggestion Bob!
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I think you are right: Lysimacheia. I think I can see a faint Σ below the ΛΥ.
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Yes is Lysimacheia, Hermes / ΛΥ-ΣΙ
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